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hi, my advice is that if you have wedding next month and you really want to get rid of these medication, don’t leave it all of a sudden. Ask psychiatrist. Tape it off along with it. Taking counselling and therapy for your symptoms is very necessary and imperative so as to avoid any future relapse, so you can connect with me for same, we can solve it. Don’t worry all the best.

Hello, Greeting to you. I am a specialist in treating anxiety disorders of all types: Panic disorder, health anxieties, generalised anxiety disorders, ocd & Depression. I have experience in treating clients in India and globally. Have worked in the mental health sector in Singapore for 8years and a total experience of 14 years. It sounds like currently you are been given different medicines to address different symptoms that you have. And whilst the symptoms are feeling slightly better, you are also battling with temporary betterment & withdrawal symptoms. I am a Homeopathic Psychiatrist, one of the very few in Mumbai. I have many patients who are taking Homeopathy remedies for their mental health issues and are doing very well holistically than just betterment of symptoms. For you just starting your main phase of your life with marriage need something more sustainable, effective & curative at the same time. Once the anxieties and thoughts are in controlled range then therapy can work the best. You can try, Homeopathy, totally natural yet effective. There will b no side effects and non-habit forming. I have shown successful results in many cases of health anxiety and Depression.

Hello U haven't mentioned about what side effects u are facing right now, complete evaluation of the illness and risk benefits of present drugs that u are using  must be done, then you can change medication under supervision. Since your wedding is coming up next month and it's such an important milestone, it might be a good idea to consult with a psychiatrist for a thorough check-up. They can help you assess everything fully and make sure you're in the best possible place, mentally and emotionally, for your big day.

It should be possible to reduce the number of medications after a detailed evaluation of symptoms and treatment history. But a premature cessation of treatment is not advisable, as it may cause a relapse especially considering you are undergoing a major change in your life at the moment. You would require close follow ups while the medications are being changed.